See when AI crawlers
visit your website
Track GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended in real-time. Know which pages AI platforms are indexing - and which ones they're missing.
Google-Extended
Crawler Activity
Last 7 days
Google-Extended
Top Crawled Pages
Why Track AI Crawlers?
AI platforms can only cite content they've crawled. If they're not visiting your pages, you're invisible to AI search.
The AI indexing blind spot
Most website owners have no idea which AI platforms crawl their content - or how often. You might be blocking GPTBot without knowing it, or your best content might never get indexed.
Understanding crawler behavior is the first step to improving your AI visibility. If ChatGPT never sees your content, it can never recommend you.
Everything you need to understand AI crawler behavior
Server-side detection. Complete crawler coverage. Privacy-first design.
Real-Time Crawler Dashboard
See every AI crawler visit as it happens. Track crawl frequency, page coverage, and trends over time.
Page-Level Analytics
See which pages each AI crawler visits most. Identify content that's being indexed vs. ignored.
Crawl Frequency Trends
Track how often each AI platform crawls your site. Spot changes in crawler behavior.
Privacy-First Design
No cookies. No localStorage. No fingerprinting. GDPR compliant out of the box - no consent banner needed.
Easy Log Import
Upload your Nginx or Apache logs. We automatically parse and extract all AI crawler visits.
Crawler Breakdown
See which AI platforms crawl you most. Compare GPTBot vs ClaudeBot vs PerplexityBot activity.
How AI Crawler Tracking Works
AI crawlers don't execute JavaScript - they only fetch raw HTML. That's why we offer server-side detection methods.
Server Log Import
Upload your Nginx or Apache access logs. We parse them and extract all AI crawler visits automatically.
Growth & BusinessCloudflare Worker
Deploy our edge Worker to detect AI crawlers in real-time. No log imports needed - data flows automatically.
Growth & BusinessAI Referral Tracking
Our JavaScript script tracks human visitors who click AI citations - available on all plans.
All PlansAI Crawlers We Track
We detect and track all major AI platform crawlers. New bots are added automatically as they emerge.
OpenAI
- GPTBot
- ChatGPT-User
- OAI-SearchBot
Anthropic
- ClaudeBot
- Claude-Web
- Anthropic-ai
- Google-Extended
- Googlebot (AI)
- GoogleOther
Others
- PerplexityBot
- Cohere-ai
- Meta-ExternalAgent
Frequently Asked Questions
What AI crawlers does Surva.ai track?
We track all major AI crawlers including GPTBot (ChatGPT/OpenAI), ClaudeBot (Anthropic), PerplexityBot, Google-Extended (Gemini), Cohere-ai, Meta-ExternalAgent, and more. New crawlers are detected and added automatically as they emerge.
How does AI crawler tracking work?
AI crawlers don't execute JavaScript - they only fetch raw HTML. To detect them, you need server-side tracking. Surva.ai offers two methods: import your Nginx/Apache server logs, or deploy a Cloudflare Worker for real-time edge detection. Both options are available on Growth and Business plans.
Is AI crawler tracking GDPR compliant?
Yes. Our tracking is privacy-first by design. We use no cookies, no localStorage, and no client-side identifiers. We only track bot visits, not human visitors. No consent banner required because we don't collect personal data.
Why should I track AI crawlers?
Understanding which pages AI crawlers visit helps you optimize for AI search visibility. If crawlers aren't visiting your key pages, AI platforms may not include your content in their responses. This data helps you identify gaps and optimize your site for AI indexing.
Will this slow down my website?
No. Server log import is a batch process that doesn't affect your site at all. The Cloudflare Worker runs at the edge with sub-millisecond overhead. Neither method impacts your page load times or Core Web Vitals.
What's the difference between crawler tracking and referral tracking?
Crawler tracking detects when AI bots (like GPTBot or ClaudeBot) crawl your pages to index content - this requires server-side detection. Referral tracking detects when human visitors click links from AI answers to visit your site - this uses JavaScript. Both are valuable: crawls indicate indexing, referrals indicate traffic from citations.